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In this week's ISMG Editors' Panel, four editors discussed the weaponization of food in a cyberattack against French supermarkets, the prospect of self-replicating artificial intelligence agents and why crypto agility matters beyond post-quantum cryptography.
Anthropic, one of the labs that pushed for embedded evaluators, said in a blog post that it is giving the independent evaluator Metr "employee-like access" to its models before deployment. This level of access is close to what Metr said are best practices for its assessors to understand how highly capable models behave.
Prove has sued digital identity rival KYXStart, alleging that former senior employees helped develop competing identity verification, fraud intelligence and authentication products that infringe two Prove patents, while violating contractual restrictions and undermining its competitive position.
Attackers abused compromised ConnectWise Cloud Backup credentials to access Microsoft 365 customer environments, prompting ConnectWise to shut off application access and interrupt backup services. Jonathan Semon confirmed unauthorized sign-ins across 162 tenants as of 19:00 UTC on October 16, exposing risks associated with privileged vendor applications. ConnectWise said in its October 17 update, supplied for […]
The post Hackers Use ConnectWise SkyKick Credentials to Access Microsoft 365, Halting Cloud Backups appeared first on GBHackers Security | #1 Globally Trusted Cyber Security News Platform.
Hackers used a stolen ConnectWise Cloud Backup credential to sign in to 173 Microsoft 365 partner and customer tenants, giving them access through a trusted backup application. The incident shows how one leaked vendor secret can create risk across many organizations when a multitenant app already has wide permissions. The affected product is ConnectWise Cloud […]
The post Hackers used Compromised ConnectWise Backup Credentials to Hack 173 Microsoft 365 Accounts appeared first on Cyber Security News.
Anthropic says an internal Claude research model reconstructed how the National Security Agency generated seeds for five NIST elliptic curves in under 30 minutes, addressing a cryptographic mystery spanning roughly 25 years. Its October 16 report attributes the seeds to a standard C pseudorandom number generator initialized with Unix timestamps, rather than secret passphrases. Despite […]
The post Anthropic’s Claude AI Uncovers Origins of NSA-Provided Cryptographic Keys After 25 Years appeared first on GBHackers Security | #1 Globally Trusted Cyber Security News Platform.
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